Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has once again namechecked Burnley as he continues his bid to force the Premier League to reintroduce five substitutes.
The English top-flight, along with the EFL, handed managers the opportunity to make two extra changes after football returned following Project Restart at the height of the coronavirus pandemic. Clubs at the top of the Premier League had hoped for that change to remain permanent, as it has elsewhere in Europe, but it was voted down when teams, including Burnley vetoed the proposal.
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel and his compatriot Klopp have been vocal in their criticism of not allowing five changes, believing it does little for the welfare of the players involved. Recent reports have stated that the Premier League are once again considering the law change, with Klopp back on his pedestal pleading for the change.
